The mind of a corrupt Governor of Georgia, John M. Slaton
This 29-page document is a powerful insight into the mind of a corrupt governor of Georgia, John M. Slaton. Most people don't know that Governor Slaton owned the law firm which represented Leo Frank at the Mary Phagan murder trial and also during the appeals. Governor Slaton basically commutted the sentence of his own law client, Leo Frank, from capital punishment to life in prison. Slaton on the last page of his 29-page commutation says he is sustaining the courts and jury in these regards.
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1. American State Trials Volume X, 1918, by John D. Lawson LLD.
2. Arguments of Hugh M. Dorsey at the Trial of Leo Frank, published in 1914.
3. The Frank Case (1913) by Anonymous (The first book)
4. The Leo Frank Trial Brief of Evidence (1913)
5. Leo Frank Georgia Supreme Court Records (1913, 1914) 1,800 pages.
6. Watson's Magazine, January, March, August, September and October of 1915 by US Senator from Georgia Tom Watson.
7. The Murder of Mary Phagan by Mary Phagan Kean (1989)
8. Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews, Volume 3, The Leo Frank Case, the Lynching of a Guilty Man (2016) published as an audiobook by the American Mercury.
9. Leo Frank Trial Series (text and audiobook) by The American Mercury (2017)
10. Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta Journal, Atlanta Georgia (three daily newspapers) from April 28th, 1913 - August 31st, 1913.